When the National People's Congress and the National People's Congress were underway, focusing on vocational education, Qin He, a powerful deputy to the National People's Congress, put forward a remarkable "Proposal on Deepening the Reform of Vocational Education Oriented to Employment". She pointed out that vocational education is different from general education, and should be oriented to industry, enterprises, and the labor market. This suggestion has touched people's hearts and aroused widespread attention.
In this digital age, the significance of vocational education is becoming more and more prominent. As Qin He said, deviating from the employment orientation, it will be difficult to run vocational education well. In the face of the shortcomings in China's education, as well as the severe challenges of the economic downturn and youth employment, this proposal is a timely and urgent appeal.
The shrinkage of secondary vocational education, the imperfection of the institutional mechanism for enterprises to participate in vocational education, and the pursuit of further education orientation in vocational colleges are all focusing on the pain points of vocational education. This not only affects the quality of vocational colleges, but also challenges China's future talent training system.
In order to solve these problems, Qin He put forward a series of practical suggestions. From innovating the school-enterprise cooperation system and mechanism to building an effective "double-teacher" teacher team, to improving the curriculum and textbook system, strengthening internship training, and improving the policy support and guarantee system, each suggestion is a deep reflection on the current situation of vocational education, and it is also an active exploration of the future development of vocational education.
In the face of the urgent need for vocational education reform, we have to think: how to make vocational education closer to market demand? How can we make the knowledge that students learn on campus more relevant to the actual job? How can companies be more involved in vocational education?
These problems not only need first-class policy support, but also require the joint efforts of all sectors of society. Only in this way can vocational education truly become the cradle of cultivating high-quality technical and skilled talents, and inject a steady stream of impetus into China's economic and social development.
The reform of vocational education has a long way to go, but we have reason to believe that as long as we adhere to the employment-oriented and practice-focused, the future of vocational education will be better!
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